Anemone canadensis | Canada Anemone | {1-Gallon pot}

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Canada Anemone {1-Gallon pot}

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Anemone canadensis (AKA Anemonastrum canadense, Aiolon canadense, Anemonidium canadense, Nemorosa canadensis, Anemone dichotoma var. canadensis, Canadian Anemone, Meadow Anemone, Roundleaf Anemone, Windflower, Roundleaf Thimbleweed)

Pronunciation: AN-eh-MOH-nee kan-uh-DEN-sis
Product: 200131

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Anemone canadensis (Canada Anemone) is a North American native perennial that brightens moist garden areas with clean white blooms in late spring to early summer. Its fresh green foliage forms a low, spreading patch that can knit together open soil in naturalized plantings, while still looking tidy in a more designed bed.

Give your plant consistent moisture for best growth, especially in sunnier sites. It performs well in full sun through part shade, and it can also handle shade where the soil stays evenly moist. Plant it in average to rich soil, and water regularly during establishment so the rhizomes can settle in and begin to form a colony.

Canada Anemone can spread with enthusiasm by underground rhizomes. If you want a defined footprint, place it where it has room to roam, edge it with a barrier, or lift and replant wandering pieces in spring. After flowering, you can shear or cut back tired stems to refresh the foliage and keep the patch looking neat.

Use it along streambanks, pond edges, rain-garden margins, or woodland edges where moisture is reliable. The simple flowers are visited by small pollinators, and the plant is a strong choice for native plantings that need a resilient, long-lived groundcover.

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